Comments for American-Hunter http://www.american-hunter.com Deer Hunting and Monster Bucks! Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:03:48 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Trail Camera Scouting Now for Next Year by GearFrenzy http://www.american-hunter.com/trail-camera-scouting-now-for-next-year/comment-page-1#comment-286 GearFrenzy Wed, 24 Feb 2010 22:03:48 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1890#comment-286 These are some great trail cam pictures! No doubt this next season is going to be a good one with some of those big boys in the back 4. We at Gearfrenzy.com hope to help you catch your next buck on camera. We have a great selection of trail-cams and accessories. Feel free to stop over and see Michael Waddell showcase his favorite camera here: http://www.gearfrenzy.com/pros/Michael-Waddell/?vidId=22 These are some great trail cam pictures! No doubt this next season is going to be a good one with some of those big boys in the back 4. We at Gearfrenzy.com hope to help you catch your next buck on camera. We have a great selection of trail-cams and accessories. Feel free to stop over and see Michael Waddell showcase his favorite camera here: http://www.gearfrenzy.com/pros/Michael-Waddell/?vidId=22

]]> Comment on Monster Buck from Michigan by Mike Guenther http://www.american-hunter.com/monster-buck-from-michigan/comment-page-1#comment-285 Mike Guenther Mon, 22 Feb 2010 03:02:53 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=2035#comment-285 I'd like to clarify a few details about the monster buck in Michigan story. It was not found in a back yard but on a small plot of land in Lenawee County by a friend while out walking her dog. This picture was taken in my barn, but the three people pictured have nothing to do with this deer. The cause of death is unknown, but does not appear to be from old age. After viewing the jaw bone and teeth, we believe this deer is younger than the rack leads you to believe. Probably 4-1/2 to 5-1/2. The DNR is doing a complete ageing analysis. The gross green score is 257.2 (net 247.4) and will be re-scored by a panel after the 60-day drying period. I’d like to clarify a few details about the monster buck in Michigan story. It was not found in a back yard but on a small plot of land in Lenawee County by a friend while out walking her dog. This picture was taken in my barn, but the three people pictured have nothing to do with this deer. The cause of death is unknown, but does not appear to be from old age. After viewing the jaw bone and teeth, we believe this deer is younger than the rack leads you to believe. Probably 4-1/2 to 5-1/2. The DNR is doing a complete ageing analysis. The gross green score is 257.2 (net 247.4) and will be re-scored by a panel after the 60-day drying period.

]]> Comment on Monster Buck Named Freak Daddy by Greg http://www.american-hunter.com/monster-buck-named-freak-daddy/comment-page-1#comment-283 Greg Sat, 06 Feb 2010 04:32:30 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1979#comment-283 What a lucky kid! A Truely awesome buck. What a lucky kid! A Truely awesome buck.

]]> Comment on Iowa Monster Buck by brandon http://www.american-hunter.com/iowa-monster-buck/comment-page-1#comment-281 brandon Mon, 01 Feb 2010 18:08:55 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1847#comment-281 shot late season muzzleloader shot late season muzzleloader

]]> Comment on Missouri Monster Buck with a bow by brandi http://www.american-hunter.com/missouri-monster-buck-with-a-bow/comment-page-1#comment-275 brandi Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:07:26 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1209#comment-275 one last thing...GREAT Picture looks like one from a magazine! one last thing…GREAT Picture looks like one from a magazine!

]]> Comment on Missouri Monster Buck with a bow by brandi http://www.american-hunter.com/missouri-monster-buck-with-a-bow/comment-page-1#comment-274 brandi Thu, 28 Jan 2010 23:06:37 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1209#comment-274 to all my new hunting pals..... I first start this post with I am so glad to be able to say I now have eight new buds that have NEVER broke or bent the law in anyway. Judging can be a start a pretty tough road. Hopefully you or your offspring will never bend the laws in place for hunting. I guess Donnie can not say the same. We can go back and forth on details, he said she said, should have shouldn't, fair and not fair but when it comes down to it...What's Done is Done! Donnie no longer has a job, his child has no insurance and his lively hood is gone. If you are looking for justice well I think it was MORE than delivered. As far as time, you are wasting it on a subject of a hairy animal God placed on this earth for us to eat along with a young man and father. Think over your comments and posts and how this "mistake" that was made is being drug out. I KNOW each of you have made mistakes take a minute and think about the time and words you have wasted on the topic, it's not getting you anywhere. Maybe it makes you feel better or maybe you enjoy a good slamming session but give it up, it's over, it's done & he's been dealt some so called justice. Use you time wisely, put your words to some good use, take a minute and pray for Donnie and imagine yourself in his shoes. I know it's not easy we all see fault in others, it's a hard thing to do but look at yourself and then post wisely. I wrote the previous statement after my first thoughts in the next lines: Happy- doesn't seem like a happy person....congrats on the Big Buck Contest we are ALL glad you got it & thanks for sharing ;) FS- glad you got your info from a horses axx, oh I mean horses mouth Glad to hear our tax dollars are being well spent on his hour of gossip with you (I know I shouldn't have used the axx but you did leave that dangling in front of me) DW- questioning ones past, something in your past we should know about? you know i have always heard one directs the focus on others when they themselves have something to hide mnhunter- you have some issuses hopefully you and conselor can work through those mohunter- hide behind mnhunter & your computer screen that will get you somewhere in life none- WOW! name calling over a deer...can you say "little" to belittle is to be little, we try to teach our children prior to preschool not to name call, it's just not nice yeah bet you never did anything wrong, throw those stones johnson- you know how to get started buddy interested- "admitted poaching" I take it you talk to Donnie often, friendship clearly showing Posting these sarcasim remarks is fun and boy don't we feel proud when we pick at others. I am working on looking inward rather than focusing on others faults. As you can see by my first thoughts it's work in progress. Please think of all the mistakes made in your life and think before you post your next cruel remark. to all my new hunting pals…..
I first start this post with I am so glad to be able to say I now have eight new buds that have NEVER broke or bent the law in anyway. Judging can be a start a pretty tough road. Hopefully you or your offspring will never bend the laws in place for hunting. I guess Donnie can not say the same. We can go back and forth on details, he said she said, should have shouldn’t, fair and not fair but when it comes down to it…What’s Done is Done! Donnie no longer has a job, his child has no insurance and his lively hood is gone. If you are looking for justice well I think it was MORE than delivered. As far as time, you are wasting it on a subject of a hairy animal God placed on this earth for us to eat along with a young man and father. Think over your comments and posts and how this “mistake” that was made is being drug out. I KNOW each of you have made mistakes take a minute and think about the time and words you have wasted on the topic, it’s not getting you anywhere. Maybe it makes you feel better or maybe you enjoy a good slamming session but give it up, it’s over, it’s done & he’s been dealt some so called justice. Use you time wisely, put your words to some good use, take a minute and pray for Donnie and imagine yourself in his shoes. I know it’s not easy we all see fault in others, it’s a hard thing to do but look at yourself and then post wisely.

I wrote the previous statement after my first thoughts in the next lines:

Happy- doesn’t seem like a happy person….congrats on the Big Buck Contest we are ALL glad you got it & thanks for sharing ;)

FS- glad you got your info from a horses axx, oh I mean horses mouth Glad to hear our tax dollars are being well spent on his hour of gossip with you (I know I shouldn’t have used the axx but you did leave that dangling in front of me)

DW- questioning ones past, something in your past we should know about? you know i have always heard one directs the focus on others when they themselves have something to hide

mnhunter- you have some issuses hopefully you and conselor can work through those

mohunter- hide behind mnhunter & your computer screen that will get you somewhere in life

none- WOW! name calling over a deer…can you say “little” to belittle is to be little, we try to teach our children prior to preschool not to name call, it’s just not nice
yeah bet you never did anything wrong, throw those stones

johnson- you know how to get started buddy

interested- “admitted poaching” I take it you talk to Donnie often, friendship clearly showing

Posting these sarcasim remarks is fun and boy don’t we feel proud when we pick at others. I am working on looking inward rather than focusing on others faults. As you can see by my first thoughts it’s work in progress. Please think of all the mistakes made in your life and think before you post your next cruel remark.

]]> Comment on Last Day Colorado Buck by Sissy in law http://www.american-hunter.com/last-day-colorado-buck/comment-page-1#comment-269 Sissy in law Wed, 13 Jan 2010 11:25:14 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1751#comment-269 Judd Lee (outside of my father of course) is an inspiration when it comes to hunting. He shows nothing but respect for this lifestyle and respect for people that have never had the experience for themselves. We are fortunate to have his example in the right way and why we have this way of living in our lives. Good hunting to you always! Judd Lee (outside of my father of course) is an inspiration when it comes to hunting. He shows nothing but respect for this lifestyle and respect for people that have never had the experience for themselves. We are fortunate to have his example in the right way and why we have this way of living in our lives. Good hunting to you always!

]]> Comment on Fischer Family Hunt by Bo Miller http://www.american-hunter.com/fischer-family-hunt/comment-page-1#comment-267 Bo Miller Mon, 11 Jan 2010 22:51:15 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1746#comment-267 Nice buck J-H and boar too James Glad you had a great hunt Mr Bo PS- keep the camera in your Dads hands and that'll mean more shots for you! Nice buck J-H and boar too James
Glad you had a great hunt
Mr Bo
PS- keep the camera in your Dads hands and that’ll mean more shots for you!

]]> Comment on Missouri Monster Buck with a bow by Happy http://www.american-hunter.com/missouri-monster-buck-with-a-bow/comment-page-1#comment-266 Happy Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:21:20 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1209#comment-266 Heck Yeah! Hope he gets what he deserved. Donnie can't stand it when someone else gets nice one. He acts like that post is his own private hunting ground. I killed a buck early season one year on the post, you should have heard the stories made up about me, baiting the deer, using a spotlight, bunch of crap. I ended up winning the Big Buck Contest that year too with that deer. He wasn't too happy. Heck Yeah! Hope he gets what he deserved. Donnie can’t stand it when someone else gets nice one. He acts like that post is his own private hunting ground. I killed a buck early season one year on the post, you should have heard the stories made up about me, baiting the deer, using a spotlight, bunch of crap. I ended up winning the Big Buck Contest that year too with that deer. He wasn’t too happy.

]]> Comment on Massive Canadian Whitetail by Mari Marion http://www.american-hunter.com/massive-canadian-whitetail/comment-page-1#comment-252 Mari Marion Mon, 28 Dec 2009 23:44:20 +0000 http://www.american-hunter.com/?p=1633#comment-252 Im looking for a buck that was shot in mid to late 50's. This was a 21 or 23 point buck and was shot west of Big Falls Mn in Koochiching county, out by the Sturgeon River. I know this is a long time ago but maybe ?? My father shot this deer and told me the story of it. All I would like to do is get a picture of it to show his grandkids. Thank you for your time Mari Marion Im looking for a buck that was shot in mid to late 50’s. This was a 21 or 23 point buck and was shot west of Big Falls Mn in Koochiching county, out by the Sturgeon River. I know this is a long time ago but maybe ?? My father shot this deer and told me the story of it. All I would like to do is get a picture of it to show his grandkids. Thank you for your time
Mari Marion

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